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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1930.
Local Sport
LAWN BOWLS LEAGUE MATCHES.
CRAIGENGOWER FAVOURITES FOR THE SENIOR ·
SHIELD.
KOWLOON DOCK UPSET THE PROSPECTS OF CIVIL SERVICE.
JUNIOR LEADERS BOTH BEATEN.
Craigongower maintained their triumphant march in the ecnior division of the lawn bowls league on Saturday. They beat Club de Recreio on all rinks, while 'Kowloon Dock helped the champicas in their hat trick" ambitions by spoiling the chances of Civil Service. Bradbury's team proved their superiority by defeating the King's Park "star" rink. This success gives the Craigengower rink a total of 107 shots up during the season, while Luz drops down to '.
4
The joint-leaders in the junior division again fell together. Civil Service received an ́ubexpected surprise from the Electricians. Kowloon Bowling Green Club lost at Taikoo by a margin of two shota. They have one more match to plag, Civil Service being at home to Kowloon and the Bowling Green team playing away at King's Park. It seems probable that the championship" will have to be decided by a replay between the two teams.
RESULTS AT A GLANCE.
Division I.
Craigengower (away beat Club de Recreio by 34 shots, 67-33 Kowloon Dock (away) beat Civil
Service by four shots, 38-34. Taikoo (away) beat. Bowling Green Club by 18 shots, 70-55. Kowloon C.C. (home) beat the
Police by 18 shots, 72-54. División II.
Tajkoo
(home) beat Bowling Green Club by two shots,
69-57.
Electric, R.C. (home) beat Ciril Service by 14 shots, 63-49. Kowloon C.C. (away) beat the Yacht Club by 18 shots, 64-16. Craigengower (hame) beat Club de
Recrelo by three shots,. 59-53.
LEAGUE I.
Recreio v. Oraigongower.
At Club de Recreio. Craigengow-
er won by 34 shots.
Recreio.
C. H. Basto
L. A Gutierrez
O. A. Lopes
P. A. Ivanovich
(Skip)
Kowloom C.C. v. Police.
11
At Kowloon C.C. The home team beat the Police by 18 shots
Kowloon 0.0. E. C. Fincher J. A. "Howe W. Hyde 3. C. Lyal
(Skip).... 29
H. Gittins C. J. Tacchi A. Hyde-Lay
J. Fraser. (Skip)
.O. B. Raven B. Petheram H. Overs
J. S. Riddell
W. MacHardy
J. Fender
<(Skip)
Oralgangower e. Becraló,
At Craigengower. The home team best Club de Recreio by three shots
Oralgengower.
F. Finner
W. Ward
I. Abbas
J. Cavanagh
(Skip)
D. K. Kharas Summons
R. C. Reed
W. Gill
(Skip)....
T. McBride
E. Mowlung
Récrolo. J. J. M. Alves J. J. Basto
B. R. Robarts "R. H. Basto
(Skip)......
F. V. Ribeiro
40
H. Rozario
A. L. el Sousa J. Carr
(Skip)
Total
*
1"
E. i. Remedios F. X. M. Silva
18 (Skip) ...... 2
II. F. Baptista
A. V. Barros
C. M. S. Alves.
LEAGUE TENNIS.
WINS FOR 'VARSITY AND
INDIANS.
Two.tennis matches were decided over the week-end, which resulted in wins for the University over the Nippon Club in the "B" division, and the Indians at the expense of South China A.A. in the
section.
The first game was played "on the Nippon Club courts and the standard of play was rather high, the University lads only getting the better of the argument by the odd
set in nine.
PLAY BALLT
FIRST BASEBALL MATCH OF SEASON,
JAPANESE BEAT SOUTH CHINA.
The baseball season opened on
U.S. BASEBALL RESULTS.
[REUTER'S "AMERICAN SERVICE
New York, August 13. The following are the results of the baseball matches played in the National League to-day:- Saturday, when South Chian (last
Pittsburg year's champions) met the Japanese Pittsburg
Cincinnati A seven inning Baseball Club in
St. Louis Chicago tussle..
There was a very big crowd pre- seat to see "Sir Shou-son Chow. | pitch the first ball to the Hon. Mru A. T. Creasy who brought off a big hit in fine style, after which
The scores were Yoshikawa and Kinosita (Nippon the Japanese lada took the field. Club)
The game was full of thrills from start to Anish.
19
A. E. B. Alves-
(Skip)
beat F. T. Khoq, and Y. K.
19
Ng
6.4
59
Total
beat G. de Sousa and G. E.
Yeot
7-5
& 9-
LEAGUE TABLÊS.
beat D. K. Samy and P. P.
Khoo
Takemass and Hats (Nippoa in feply.
The following are the positions to Club) date
Division L
The South China bunch were retired without scoring in the first stanza and the Japanese supporters were almost wild with delight when the Nipponites scored two markers There was
no. doubt whatever that they were the better side, and when they batted again for the third time, they added four more runs to bring the ecore to 60 in their favour,
The Chinese lads then came back 08 12. Nakazato and Fujieda (Nippon on their opponents and in the next
Club):
lost to F, F. Khoo and Y. K
Ng
Craigèngower
Civil Service... 13 Taikoo R.C..... 13 Kowloon C.C.... 13
7
P. W. D. L. Pts. 0 12 11
1 22 8 0 3 18 155 15
2.8 lost to G. de Souse and G.
E. Yeah......
2-8
lost to D. E. Samy and P. P.
Khoo
4-6
6
6 13
+1
Koloon B.G.C. 19 Club de Recreio 19 Kowloon D.R.C. 13 Police R.C...... 13
6
4
6 10
5 0 B 10 10 13 0
lost to F. Y. Khoo and Y. K
0
Ng
400
Police B.C. Smith
SHOTS FOL AND AGAINST.
lost to G. de Sousa and G.
E. Yeah
For Agst. Up Da
Craigengower
709 530 910
0
3-6 beat, D. K. Sámy, and P. P.
Khoo
6. 3
15
F. Nolan
E. G. Post
25
(Skip)
19
W. S. Dall
Taikoo R.O...... 768 703 Civil Service... 699 640 30. Kowloon D.R.C. 796 746 Kowloon B.G.C. 714 € -- 22 Club de Recreio 658 712 0 Kowloon C.C. ... 794 803 .. 0 29 Folice R.C... 610 949.
Division II.
0
0
30
0
1
.0
20
Hunter
90
Kowloon B.G.C. 13 9 0 Civil Service... 13 9 Yacht Club ...... 197 Taikoo R.C...... 1 Kowloon C.C..... 126 Club de Recreio 10 5 Craigengoter 13 4 0.9 8 Electric R.C.. 13 4 0 9 8
0.
4 18 4 18 0 13. 14:
દ
05 19
0 8 12
08. 10
A. E. Silkstone
(Skip) 19
Tota!... 72.
W. McLeod
G. Alexander
"W. Glendinning
J. C. West (Skip)
"Total
LEAGUE II.
Taikoo v. Bowling Green. At Taikoo. The home team beat the Bowling Green Club by two shots.
Taikoo R.0. K. Mcintyre
Craigengewer.. Brown
W. T. Brightman G. H. Stewart
W. Colling
HL. McKechnie
C. 8. Rosselet (Skip)....... 20
R. Basa
11
416
(Skip)
E. Tuck
R. A C. Basto
H. A. Alves
C. E. Marques
A. C. V. Ribeiro
(Skip)
A. 8. Gomes
L. C. R. Souza
11
C. G. Silva R: F. Luz
(Skip)....... 11
Total
33
A. E. Coates
E. 1 Arculli”
U. M. Umar
24
(Skip) 23
F. J. Névéa
M. A. R. Sonsa
D. Rumjaha B. W. Bradbury (Skip) ... 20
Total
Civil Service v. Kowloon Dock,
T. Swan
11
Bowling Green, Sheppard E. Kern F. R. Rapley
G. E. Roylance
(Skip)..... 22
D. W. Phillips
W. Cunningham H. F. Stoneham
S. Amery
D. C. Walmsley
(Skip)
I. Stainton W. Bell D. Müdro
R. K. DuneanI
(Skip)
Total
W. E. Hale
A. Davidson
*
(8kip)
G.. Chambers
G. Thompson
H. Rosé
(Skip)
W. S. Drake 14
Total
Eléctric E.G. 2. Olvil Service.
18
South China v. Indiana,
Another close game was seen when these teams met at 'Sookun- poo. This also resulted in a 0 339 victory by the odd set, the home team claiming the point after a
P. W. D. L Pts.hard-fought game.
The scores were:-
SHOTS FOE AND AGAINST.
Für Agst. Up. Dr. Kowloon B.G.C. 698 709 115 Civil Service ... 82 723 101 Yacht Club 709 866 43 Club de Recreio.772-730 Taikoo B.C. 649 639 Kowlood C..... 678 735 Craigengower... 732 812 Electric R.C. ... 690 848
M. O. Hoossen and D. Mohamed (L.R.C.):—
lost to Wong Fuk Nam and
Ho Hin Kau
...... 38 heat Chan Kam Moon and
Chan Kam Hung
7-5 beat Slow Kam Sang and Li
Kwai Fan
7: 5
three innings, they piled up seven rune to lead by 7-8, bat that proved their final effort, for the Japanese put on another four runs in the sixth inning, and Koge pitched well to blank the Chinese out in their last frame to give the Nippon team a 10-7 win.
This is the first time the Japanese beat their Chinese rivals "in an opening game, and with the former showing so good form early in the season, thê lätter will have to buck up considerably if they want to hold the shield for another season,
The fine-up and scores follow: Miki
3b. Chow Young Takezawa
Taoi Ping Fan Honda
Peter Do Hachiuma c. Malty Chang Suzuki L. Jackson Leung Murata
Ching Keo
6. Philadelphia 13. Philadelphia
o New York # Boston
4 Brooklyn
SENATORS SOUNDLY
TROUNCED.
DODGERS ACCOUNT FOR "
THE PIRATES.
[UNITED PRESS.]
New York, August 7.-Once more the gap between the American Leagus leaders (the Athletics) and the Washington Senators' widened to-day, for following yesterday's Senators' victory over Philadelphia, the Athletics won over the Senators and changed their respective per- centages to .681 and 593. Wash. ington out-hit the Athletics again, with ten hits to six for the Philadelphians, and each team made one error, but the Athletics' hits care where they counted and brought a 4 to 1 win.
Playing at New York, the Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox by 5 to 1, making ten hits to Boston's nine and profiting by one error by their opponents.
6-4
In the National circuit, the Brooklyn Dodgers stretched their margin of leadership by a victory over the Pirates at Pitts- without burg. The game was errors, and the Dodgers got 14 hita This left the to the Pirates' 11. Dodgers' percentage at 813.
The second-place Cubs nosed out a 6-8 win over the St. Louis Cards in a game wherein there were no errors and each team made la hits.
The detailed scores for the day follow:
» AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Clubs.
The National League, In the National eircuit, there was; likewise one double-header, between the Giants and the pirates, ad Pittsburg, and the Giants won both games. The first was a walk-away; 9 to 1, due in large part to the fact that the Pirates made three" errors. In the second, it was simply a case of superior pitching, the Pirates making only five hits while the Giants got 13 and won by 7 to 2
.1
Brooklyn marched on in the van. with the strengthening influence of a win over the Cards at St. Louis by a score of 11 to 5. In addition to getting 13 hits to St. Louis* 10, - the league leaders kept a clean slate, while the Cards were forced to chalk up three errors.
The Phillies hammered the Reds, 8 to 5, making 19 hits to eight and one error to two. At Chicago, the Cubs won over Boston by 4 to 1.
The detailed acores for the day Follow:
Clabs,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.“
Chicago
Philadelphia
(first game),
Chicago Philadelphia
(second game)
St. Louis New York
Cleveland "Washington
R. H
1
3
K
14
13
8
Detroitáži 6 Boston.......8
NATIONAL, LEAGUE,
Cluba. New York Pittsburg
(first game)
New York Pittsburg
(second game)
Philadelphia Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn St. Louis
Cluba
B..
15
8.
13
"8
10
쫌.
13
-10
Standings..
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia
Washington
Ib."
0
0
A. R. Minu and D. M. A. Razack (I.R.C.):~-
Ashizawa
.r.f.
Milton Goo
Won Lost
Pct.
0
0
lost to Wong Fuk Nam and
Ho Hin Kau'...........
4-8
Koga Kusano
P1
Ed. Chang
74 37
*.667
c.f.
To Kwan
6543
602
10
0
beat Chan Kam Moon and
0 ST 0: 80 0 158
Chan Kam Hung
......
lost to Siow Kam Sang and
Liu Kwai Fári
4-0
S.C.A.A. Japanese
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Total 0001490-
R. H.
E.
New York
65 48
:080
Cleveland
58 64
.509
Boston:
છે.
1
Detroit
31
57 $486,
20 4 0 0 4 ---10
New York .......
Chicago
64 44
.407
St. Louis
43
.384
Washington
10
Boston
38
1245
KTAOSAS v. TEXACO.
Philadelphia
NATIONAL LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Clube.
Won Lost
Pet.
Clubs.
R.
Н.
E.
"Brooklyn"
60 41
.617
Brooklyn
14
0
Chicago.
62 44 .585
Pittsburg
-11:
0
New York
80
46 .466
St. Louis
53
.500
Chicago
13
0
Pittsburg
50
54
.481
0
Boston
50
1407
Cincinatti Philadelphia 38
1398
..340
COMING CHESS MATCH
INTERESTING EVENT IN HONG KONG.
A chess contest between Chinese from South and North China will goon take place in Hong Kong. At
19 the request of the Wah Nam Chess
Club of Hong Kong, the Wan Kuo
J. 6. Ackber and, S. A. R, Buz (İ.R.C.)--
lost to Wong Fuk Nam and
Ho Hin Kau
4- B
beat Chan Kam Moon and
"B3 Chân Kim Hàng beat Slow Kam Sang and
Liu Kwai Fan.
6-3
LEAGUE TABLES.
The positions of the teams up to
57 Chess Club in Shanghai recently date are:-
dispatched three chess champions
At North Point. The Electric
who arrived here last week.
Those representing. South Chine will be Lee Hing Chuch of Hong Kong and Wong Chung Hin and
Indian B.C. Kowloon C.C.
At Civil Service C.C. Kowloon RC. "beat the Civil Service by 14 Fung King Yu of Canton. The Chinese R.C.
Book won by four shots.
Civil Service. Kowloon Dock
E. W Simmonds J. V. Ramsay Jas. T. Dobbie A. M. Calman J. Hollidge
G. Henders{3} W. Grimmitt B. Gray (Skip)
J. Orem
4
21 (CLIP) 15
"W. Greiz
L.E. Longbottom E. Docherty
G. O. Moss
4. Gregory
(Skip)....... 10.
F. J. Jones
S. E. Alderman
A H. Ubwick
A O Brawn.
(Skip)
Total
F. C. Goodman
W. Hedley
(Skip)
C. Atkinson G. Mitchell H. G. Cooper F. Coller 14(Ekip)
54 Total
Bowling Green v. Taikoo.
22
At Kowloon Bowling Green Chub,
Taikoo won by 15 shota
Bowling Green,
G Sherriff
J. S. McIntosh"
K. Muir
AM, Holland
(Skip)
WET. Farrell:
€23
Taikoo R.C.
JC. Chalmers J.C. Polson J. Russell Wotherspoon
(Skip) .............. 1′′
Grimes Drummond HM. McTavish J. Ferguson (Skip)....... 19 (Skip) VH. Chittenden G. McLeod 0.8. Best
1. Cloan, 6
E. W. L. Hogbin J. Laing
L. Guyong
(Skip)
Total
RC. Wallace
shots.
Electric R.C. W. Stoker
Civil Servica, F. Willmott E. Thompson I E. Luck D. S. Hill W. Bickford
F. F. Duckworth J. R. Archibald
(Skip)....... 31
. (Skip)
7
P. T. Knight
7. G. Kerley
Saunderson
H. E. Strange
Davies
G. T. Padgett Hollands
W. B. Muskett
(Skip) 19
A. Tarbuc
Borby A
E: Hirich
L. de Rome (Skip)
Total
(Skip) 19.
E. L. Holland
R. R. Wood
F. H. Holdman
F. Haynes
(Skip)
Total
Yacht Club r. Kowloon 0.0.
23
**Division.
contest will be held at the Wah Hong Kong C.C. Nam Chess Club, 114, Hollywood South Chins An Road, or at the Chinese Y.M.C.A., | M.B.K. Bridges Street.
SHAMROCK V. PRAISED.
CREATES GOOD IMPRESSION GOOD LM IN AMERICA.
[KEETER'S, AMERICAN SÈRVICKŢ
NEW LONDON (C.), Aug. 10,
3 3 0 3 32 1 A
3
2
1 2
I
21
31 20
This game was played on the South Chins field yesterday, and it also attracted a large crowd. The Teraco outfit are a new entry and quite naturally the local ball fani were anxious to see how they could shape.
St. Louis
FULL POINTS FOR ATHLETICS AND NTS
Senators Barely Get Home from Cleveland.
Lawrence pitched for them, while Zafra, was behind the batter, and when the "K's were blanked out P. W. L Pts. in the first inning, it looked pretty good for the "oll tingi." How
New York, August 8-To-day ever, the Chinese lads got into their stride in the next inning and scored was a good day for baseball league every time they visited the Box leaders, with the Brooklyn Dodgers with the exception of the fifth trouncing the St. Louis Cardinals stanza, when no less than six of and the Philadelphia Athletic wal PW. L Pt the Texaco lads crossed the plate loping the Chicago White Sof twich to bring the score to 5-6 in their in a double-header. This raised favour. This in no way dishearten- Brooklyn's percentage to ed the Kisosa, men, who went on though the Cubs, who likewise won, to make six and seven runs in the moved up to 585, while in the sixth and seventh mbings, respec American circuit, though the lives, while the texaco players Athletics went up to 607, the could only gather one fun in each Senators, likewise chalking up a
"B" Division.
7
Chinese R.C..
13 0: 12 Indian B.C.12 111 11 Craigengower C.C.19 7 5 Club de Recreio 10 046- RE...Sports Club 11 6 5 6 Hong Kong CG11 8 5 6 South China A.A....11 65 University
.12
M.B.K. .................. Kowloon C.C... §. United Service C.C. 9.
Commodore Vincent Astor, of the | Nippon Club .............................10-
New York Yacht Club, arrived in 49 the flagship Nouzmakál -and for-
mally welcomed Shamrock Ve
At the Yacht Club. Kowloon C.C. won by 18 shots.
Yacht Club. E. B. Reed
Fr Bentley ge
B. E. Maughan Chapman (Skip)
Murdock
Kowloon
He was greeted by Colonel Dun- can Neill, of the Royal Ulster Yacht Club, who accompanied the Shant rock V on her voyage
Countguard patrol boats ar 6.0.eireling the Shamrock V. to keep off hordes of would-be visitors in small boats.
C. G. Harrison':
T. W. Carr
G.S. Dinten
J. Blackburn
11
(Ship)
W. Borrowman
V. C. Labrum
Civil Service 0.011 European Y.1.0...11
4* ( ** Divisiod.
Chinees B.C. Hong Kong C.C. Indian, B.C..... Club de Becreio University
South China A.A.g
The Admiral commanding the Kowloon C.C. lögal submarine base has offered | Nippon Club 24 Col Neill any assistance that may Filipino Club
be needed
N. DIFFISAmerican critics praise the Bhars rock Ve and say, she looks as though
A. Maöfáfline.
24
(Skip) ...... 17
E. 8. Abraham
NVA Croucher
(Skip)... 23
L. Jack A. J. Kew F. G. Herridge J. M. Jack
A. Stevenson
AL Shields
25
(Skip).
18(Skip)
Total
70
124 (Skip)
17:
well in light sire and yet be ablt to stand up to a blow.
- dir Thomas Lápton Arrives......
NEW YORK, August 16.
Sir Thomas Lipton, the owner of Shamrock V, has arrived here.
Total 40 Total 01 He was honoured by a civic
reception.
P. W. L Pts..
11
82 8
27
of these stanzas,
feature of the game was & beautiful sock for the circuit run by Fong in the second inmugs, when he scored two ahead of him.
The Taxins.
The teams lined-up as under:
STORAGE.
ESATULCE Zatra Russakoff
HL Chau Peter Wong
K. K. Leung
W. Hong Sling 0. C. Leung
Barros
Pinley
Civil Service 0:0. Kowloon Indian 1:0.11 German T.C..
Brenasa
P. F. Fong S
K. Leung
#Mixed Doubles
Aquino
Fong
W. I Pis
Scores.
Indian R.C.
United Services E.0. Kowloon C.ON THE Chinese, R.C. Ladies R.C.. University
Club de Recreio ....
inning by inning,
were
Kiad Texaco
0321007=D 010161110
victory, rose to 602
.817,
The Athletics had no difficulty in scoring their double win, taking the first game at
at 5 to I and the second st 4 to 1. and allowing the Sox a sum total of only a dozen hits for the two contests.
The Senators won by & narrower margin, 5 to 4, but they made 14 hits to Cleveland's 10, suffering only through the fact that they perpe trated two errors.
The Yankees won over the St. Louis Browns by 5 to 3 at New York. Both aid showed tight pitching and the Browns made out five hita;
getting eight.
Detroit's Tigers went to Boston
and fell before the tail-enders by
い
WOMEN'S ATHLETIC
CHAMPIONSHIPS.
NEW WORLD'S RECORDS. CREATED.
{THROUGH BEUTKE'S AGINGT.}
LONDON, August 16.1
At Stamford Bridge, in the woman's athletic championships, new world's records were created in the geo yards by Miss G. Land, who covered the distance in 2 mins. 13-1/5 secs.
The mile walk was woit by- C. Mason in 8 mins. 14.2/5 seca. The 220 yards race was won Mies N. Halstead in 25.2/5.secs.
SCHMELING IN ROLE OF PEACEMAKER.
PACIFIES AUDIENCE WHO PROTESTED AGAINST
DECISION:
Hamburg, August 8-Forty thou sand:
today witnessed the petween two mans, Hay
rath, the former mann and
Schoenrath took from him by knock ing him out in the first round. public at first protested against the
decision but became quiet when máx
86 though they made 13 hits to Schmeling appeared in the ring and
eight for the home team. Each side declared his approval of the
made two errors.
"decision."
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